Moose is actually not unstable at all, but the tests did look bad.

It was on my to do list to clean the tests. Now, I managed to:
- remove OSProcess from the executed tests
- remove references to Mondrian which is why most of the other tests failed
- fixed one Roassal test by adding a dummy ROGraphvizLayout>>doExecute: (note that the graphviz layout is only loaded in the moose image, not directly from Roassal).

Now, we only get 2 tests failing:
- Still a Roassal test related to the Steping behavior of the Graphviz layout. I do not quite understand how to fix this one.
- a Monticello importer test.

It would be great if anyone could look into these two.

Cheers,
Doru





On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 5:31 PM, Usman Bhatti <usman.bhatti@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,

There are several tests failing in Moose 4.9. Majority of them are related to OSProcess and some others are related to Moose and Roassal. We have Pharo sprint next week so, here in Lille, we can work on making unstable builds on the moose jenkins green (Moose 4.9, Moose-algos, and Moose-on-the-web). Because, it will be difficult for us to move the downstream projects to Moose 4.9 unless the build is stable.

It would be good to know the roadmap to move to Pharo 3.0 because the major change between Moose 4.8 and Moose 4.9 is removing Mondrian. So when do we move to Pharo 3.0?


regards,

Usman


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